Stormwater runoff typically contains significant quantities of metal contaminants that enter
urban waterways over short durations and represent a potential risk to water quality. The …

Typical biomarkers of cadmium (Cd) pollution have well been confirmed in fish from
continuous exposure pattern. However, in a natural environment, fish may be exposed to Cd …

Amphibians are often exposed to pulse pollution due to fluctuational inputs of pollutants in
water. Traditional ecotoxicology research is mainly performed under constant exposure …

Copper is an important metal for industry, and its toxic threshold in natural ecosystems has
increased since the industrial revolution. As an essential nutrient, it is required in minute …

This study adds further critical information to the limited body of knowledge on the
ameliorative ability of Australian dissolved organic carbon (DOC), reinforcing the importance …

This study aims to compare differential effects of continuous and pulsed BaP exposures on
metabolism and antioxidant defense in the liver of large yellow croaker. Fish were subjected …

It has been stated by researchers that the antibiotic polymyxin B sulfate (POL) is a key
component inducing time-dependent antagonism in freshwater luminescent bacteria, Vibrio …

Metal exposure contributes significantly to the pathogenesis of kidney dysfunction. However,
most studies have focused on metal concentration in a single matrix (ie, blood or urine), and …

Cadmium (Cd) is an environmental endocrine-disrupting pollutant which mainly occurs in
pulsed manner in natural waters, while traditional toxicology experiments have less …

Aquatic organisms may frequently be exposed to short-term discharges of contaminants,
including those from pesticide use, stormwater runoff, or industrial effluents entering …